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Stelly's Restaurant
5 stars (1 ratings)

(337) 623-4458

8621 Highway 71, Melville, LA 71353

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December 27, 2007 @ 9:59 PM
5  out of 5 stars
a diner from Donaldsonville, LA
Weather you come in on your motorcycle or in your SUV, you are going to love Stellys. Everyone there is friendly, consider youself at home, the coffee is always hot and flowing, the tea is sweet and dark, and the food is wonderful. So have biscuits, ham and grits for breakfast, or the lunch special for the day, and if you want dinner they serve that also. But while there take a look at the giant turtle, or the old cast iron pots, or the other items of interest from the past. You can sit at the counter or a booth, just sit back and enjoy some good ole fashion home cookin.

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Avg Rating: 5  out of 5 stars

Number of Reviews: 1

December 27, 2007 @ 9:59 PM
5  out of 5 stars
a diner from Donaldsonville, LA
Weather you come in on your motorcycle or in your SUV, you are going to love Stellys. Everyone there is friendly, consider youself at home, the coffee is always hot and flowing, the tea is sweet and dark, and the food is wonderful. So have biscuits, ham and grits for breakfast, or the lunch special for the day, and if you want dinner they serve that also. But while there take a look at the giant turtle, or the old cast iron pots, or the other items of interest from the past. You can sit at the counter or a booth, just sit back and enjoy some good ole fashion home cookin.
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December 27, 2007 @ 9:59 PM
5  out of 5 stars
a diner from Donaldsonville, LA
Weather you come in on your motorcycle or in your SUV, you are going to love Stellys. Everyone there is friendly, consider youself at home, the coffee is always hot and flowing, the tea is sweet and dark, and the food is wonderful. So have biscuits, ham and grits for breakfast, or the lunch special for the day, and if you want dinner they serve that also. But while there take a look at the giant turtle, or the old cast iron pots, or the other items of interest from the past. You can sit at the counter or a booth, just sit back and enjoy some good ole fashion home cookin.